A historical painting of three men in ceremonial attire, with a crowned figure on a throne, under a banner reading "DEUS MEUMQUE JUS".

he Very Puissant Sovereign Grand Commander is dressed in a robe of crimson bordered with white: he wears a royal crown on his head and has a sword in his right hand. He is seated on a throne under a crimson canopy which has five steps approaching it. The Puissant Sovereign Lieutenant Commander wears a ducal crown and bears a naked sword in hand. He is seated in the West on a throne of three steps. The Captain of the Guard wears old military clothing. All members wear a large white watered cordon, bordered with gold piping. At the bottom of the cordon is a rosette, white, read and green, fringed with gold. On the front is a gold-embroidered delta, surrounded by a halo, on both sides of the delta is a dagger, the points aimed at the center of the delta. In the center of the delta is the number 33, written in Arabic numerals. This cordon is worn from left to right. Further, under civilian dress is worn on the left breast a red Teutonic cross. Jewel: The jewel is a black double-headed eagle, crowned, with wings outspread and clutching a sword in its claws; the beaks, nails and sword are gold. The jewel is suspended from the bottom of the cordon or on a gold chain passed about the neck. Banner of the Order: ft is of white silk, 3½ feet long by 2½ wide, fringed with gold and silver. In the center is a double-headed eagle with wing outspread, gold beaks and clutching a naked sword in its claws. On a blue ribbon is written “Deus Meumque Jus” (God and my Right). The staff of the See more